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College DropOut | What does it mean?

Looking over to the great people who have been successful:- Steve Jobs, Albert Einstein, etc to name a few, College Dropout is like an emotion which generates in every teenager. Therefore, most likely every youth or teen aged will overthink of it or at least once to leave the school/ college/ university in this period of life.

By definition, college dropout refers to any student who leaves or drops out of college before getting the certificate, or without completing the college year.

Be it for economical causes, stress or tension, or disappointment with oneself, one who decides to drop out of a college or a school is more probably going to be an unsuccessful person in the life or perhaps, the most successful one. Its all upon what one thinks while dropping out.

By this, what I really mean to say is, "Its not like dropout really refers to leaving an educational institution, and quitting to learn. Its more about escaping the lectures, that you think are not really beneficial and seek for the one that you would really like to learn."

Now its all upon you, what you would like to do! If we discuss some facts then, almost 70% of the Americans will study at a 4-year college but only 2/3 of them will graduate with a degree.

So, now choose whether what is right for you!

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